I wanted to see a character development, but this one didn't develop or change a character so suddenly, they are still the same with their personalities, and the ending fit the plot and their ways of thinking very much.
If it was longer, it would have been a masterpiece.
The characters are realistic, and their actions are realistic. If it was a longer manga, the characters would have developed and we could have seen more of them, and found out more about them.

It seems like the mangaka pays a lot of attention on the personalities of her characters. I've read Koi Dano, and I felt like it was a masterpiece. It had some shoujo cliches, but I was able to enjoy those cliches because they were well executed, and the personalities of the characters were very much detailed and had a lot of reality in them, that I felt it was relatable story, where a relatable character(s) get to live something we want in general. It was like living a realistic dream! It was awesome...
Whereas this one is where relatable characters live in reality.
I gave it an 8/10 because it was short.

If you want a quick, sweet read, this is a good one to go for. Nothing exceptionally outstanding or unique here, but just about a girl and a boy trying to figure themselves (and each other) out. Of course, that makes it sound a bit deeper than it is!

Anyway, it's cute and only 3 chapters long. You can probably read it in 30 minutes! SO READ IT!

I really liked the main character, she actually a strong positive personality that was portrayed very realistically. I really liked the confession scene and whatever happened after-- totally realistic and not often seen in a manga.
While the story was short it did a good job playing with stereotypes and turing it into something completely unique, if a bit open ended

... Last updated on November 28th, 2012, 12:12pm

It started to get interesting in the two later chapters, but there really weren't enough chapters to fully develop the romance between the two characters instead the author opts for more comedic situations rather than give our two leads a definitive ending which is a little disappointing. Had there been two more chapters the manga would be alot more well rounded so as it stands it's rather average.

At first I was annoyed and there was one point where I really wanted to bang my head and throw this manga down. But the later parts made me very interested, and rather than saying 'it had potential' with the ending, I thought it was a very well done ending. It makes sense with the repetition of 'lies' that recurs throughout the manga. The art is nice, and the ending was nice, which I felt made up for the 'typical' shoujo beginnings.

So I finished reading this thanks to LiVelY sCaNs! Woo! Overall, the manga was ok. Cute. Short. Likable.
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It has potential. It'll probably be like every other shoujo, but I really like the art. The dialogue is clever, and I would like to read more...
I hope that someone will decide to pick this up sooner or later, because Rainy Sunday Scans has closed. Sad.

... Last updated on October 10th, 2012, 5:30am